Overview
Mock exams are timed, full-length sessions that simulate the real EASA ATPL theory exam experience. They are the best way to test your readiness before booking the actual exam.Exam structure
Each mock exam is structured to match the real EASA format:| Subject | Questions | Time Limit | Pass Mark |
|---|---|---|---|
| Air Law | 44 | 60 min | 75% |
| Aircraft General Knowledge Airframe | 80 | 120 min | 75% |
| Aircraft General Knowledge Powerplant | 60 | 60 min | 75% |
| Aircraft General Knowledge Electrics | 60 | 60 min | 75% |
| Aircraft General Knowledge Instruments | 60 | 60 min | 75% |
| Mass and Balance | 25 | 60 min | 75% |
| Performance | 50 | 120 min | 75% |
| Flight Planning | 43 | 120 min | 75% |
| Human Performance | 48 | 60 min | 75% |
| Meteorology | 84 | 120 min | 75% |
| General Navigation | 60 | 120 min | 75% |
| Radio Navigation | 66 | 90 min | 75% |
| Operational Procedures | 45 | 75 min | 75% |
| Principles of Flight | 44 | 60 min | 75% |
Actual EASA exam question counts and time limits may vary by national authority. The figures above reflect standard EASA guidance.
Taking a mock exam
Starting an exam
- Navigate to Mock Exams from the main dashboard
- Select the subject you want to test
- Review the time limit and question count
- Click Begin Exam the timer starts immediately
During the exam
- Questions are displayed one at a time
- You can flag questions to return to later
- A countdown timer is always visible in the top corner
- You cannot pause the exam once started (just like the real thing)
Submitting and results
When you submit (or when the timer runs out), you’ll immediately see:- Your overall score (% correct)
- Pass or Fail against the 75% threshold
- A breakdown of your score by chapter
- Which specific questions you got wrong
Exam strategy tips
Simulate real conditions
Simulate real conditions
Take mock exams in a quiet room, without notes, at the same time of day you’d sit a real exam. The more realistic the conditions, the more useful the feedback.
Don't review questions mid-exam
Don't review questions mid-exam
In practice mode it’s fine to check answers as you go. In mock exam mode, resist the urge just flag and move on. Train the discipline you need on exam day.
Track your trend, not just your last score
Track your trend, not just your last score
A single mock exam result is a data point. Three or four in a row are a trend. Use the Analytics dashboard to see whether you’re improving or plateauing.
Know your weak chapters before you sit
Know your weak chapters before you sit
After a mock exam, go straight to the chapter breakdown. If one chapter is dragging your score below 75%, go back to Practice Questions and drill that chapter specifically before re-testing.